Auditus.ai is audit-readiness software for Canadian public-company issuers — CFOs and controllers use it before fieldwork to verify their files have everything you'll ask for. We sit upstream of the audit and never perform audit work. Partners use the platform to refer clients ahead of busy season, monitor their portfolio's readiness, and pull the auditor-ready PBC package in one click on day one of fieldwork.
The demo signs you in as a sample external auditor (Lin Wei) reviewing Cascade Silver Mining Inc., a US-incorporated junior mining issuer pursuing a TSX-V listing. Click around — you'll see exactly what your partners would see at engagement handoff.
Every required document is version-controlled with SHA-256 hash + activity log. Your PBC list is a download, not a 47-email back-and-forth. KPMG's IPO Material Weakness Study found 58% of 2022 IPOs disclosed ICFR weaknesses — clients on Auditus.ai remediate before you walk in.
Findings cite the exact CAS / NI / IFRS / CPAB standard, the source document, the line item, the observed vs. expected value, and the remediation. Your working papers reference work-product that's been auditor-confirmed by us before fieldwork starts.
Once your clients invite your firm, partners monitor every engagement's readiness score, missing-doc count, and critical findings — across the whole client book — without logging into each issuer's data room separately. Plan staffing around real readiness, not optimism.
Auditus.ai sits between the issuer's prep and your fieldwork. Five stages, two responsibilities — yours stays unchanged.
Seven-question intake (purpose, jurisdiction, framework, industry, cross-listing, auditor relationship). Conversational AI shortcut available — describe situation in plain English, AI infers the 7 answers.
Bulk drop OR connected SharePoint / Google Drive / Box folder OR upload-each-run. Filename heuristic + AI doc classifier auto-routes each file to the right checklist slot. Files version-controlled with SHA-256 hash; activity log records every change.
Claude reads PDFs, XLSX, DOCX; produces structured findings — title, severity, document anchor, line item, observed vs. expected, recommendation, cited standard. Each finding has its own ConcernState (status, owner, due date, check-out lock). The issuer remediates with the platform's guidance.
One click in /reports → magic link generated with 30-day expiry → emailed to your partner. No signup required on your side. Token is SHA-256-hashed at rest; we never store the raw token.
Your partner sees the engagement read-only: scorecard, findings register, document index, version history, activity log. At fieldwork start: download the PBC package as a single ZIP — every approved document, organized by category, with the index + version history + activity log included. Day-one of fieldwork is doc-collection-done, not doc-collection-starting.
Your busy season starts in October. The 6–10 weeks before fieldwork are when issuers actually need readiness work. Refer a client to auditus.ai — they arrive on day one with the readiness score, missing-doc list, and PBC package ready. Free for your firm; the issuer pays for the platform.
Issuers searching for a CPAB-registered firm find you on /auditors. Free listing; we verify CPAB / PCAOB registration and segment specialty (Big 4 / Mid-tier / SME-specialist / Boutique). Issuers contact you directly — no broker between you and the prospect.
Coming Q3 2026. A firm-wide view of every client engagement's readiness score, missing-doc count, and pre-fieldwork status — across your whole book. Plan staffing around real readiness, not optimism. Annual licence priced per partner. Reach out if your firm has 20+ active reporting-issuer clients.
Five seconds, no signup. You're dropped into the audit-firm dashboard as Lin Wei reviewing Cascade Silver Mining Inc. (a US-incorporated junior mining issuer pursuing a TSX-V listing). Browse the findings, the scorecard, the version history. Then download the sample PBC ZIP.
We respond within one business day. No funnels, no SDRs — just a real call with the people who built the platform.